Fully vaccinated travelers from the UK, EU and more will be able to enter the US again.

Back in March of last year, the at-the-time Trump administration placed travel restrictions on the majority of countries with established travel lines into the United States. This was done in an effort to prevent any further proliferation of the coronavirus and COVID-19 on US soil when the reality of the pandemic was first establishing itself here. As a result of those restrictions, numerous travel companies lost untold amounts of business, especially during the 2020 holiday season.

Thanks to steady increase in vaccinations in first-world countries, though, it is becoming steadily safer to travel by plane, both within the United States and outside of it. As such, the Biden Administration has announced today that it will be relaxing the foreign travel restrictions and begin accepting travelers from the EU, UK, and more. These relaxations are set to go into effect early this coming November, which should prove beneficial for airlines as it’s right before the holiday season begins.

Of course, these relaxed restrictions come with the expected caveat of vaccinations. Any non-native travelers looking to fly to the United States will need to present proof of a full vaccination, as well as a negative-reading COVID test administered within three days of the trip’s departure. Additionally, in the near future, the CDC will begin gathering passenger information from airlines in order to aid with contact tracing, should any localized outbreaks occur.

“In the coming weeks, CDC will be issuing a contact tracing order requiring airlines to collect current information for each U.S.-bound traveler, including their phone number and email address,” said White House COVID response coordinator Jeff Zients.

Shares in prolific airlines such as American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and United Airlines rose on the news of the relaxation, and business owners in hospitality industries are also feeling more optimistic about the holiday season.